HOW TO GET A HUMAN RESOURCE POSITION?

I recently graduated college and I am seeking a Human Resource position. Does anyone know who is hiring for this field?

I am in Cleveland, Ohio. I am not in China

myleena reeed in Cleveland, Ohio said: I am in Cleveland, Ohio. I am not in China

Is your degree in HR?

My degree is in business administration. However, my focus was Human resources

Will be graduating in 4 semesters with a Multidisciplinary Degree from University of Oklahoma, Tula. I have many years Psychology and all of the Human Relations courses for my original Degree Program of Human Relations.

I decided to change my degree to Multiplidisciplary as I thought it would provide a positive reflection on my diversification.

Also, I am a wonderful, experienced (though not formerly in Human Resources) licensed professional woman in the Holistc Arts

Kady said: Will be graduating in 4 semesters with a Multidisciplinary Degree from University of Oklahoma, Tula. I have many years Psychology and all of the Human Relations courses for my original Degree Program of Human Relations.

I decided to change my degree to Multiplidisciplary as I thought it would provide a positive reflection on my diversification.

Also, I am a wonderful, experienced (though not formerly in Human Resources) licensed professional woman in the Holistc Arts

Do you want to get into the HR field?

Kady said: Will be graduating in 4 semesters with a Multidisciplinary Degree from University of Oklahoma, Tula. I have many years Psychology and all of the Human Relations courses for my original Degree Program of Human Relations.

I decided to change my degree to Multiplidisciplary as I thought it would provide a positive reflection on my diversification.

Also, I am a wonderful, experienced (though not formerly in Human Resources) licensed professional woman in the Holistc Arts[/QUOTE

Hello Fellow Sooner,
It doesn't matter what your degree is in, you can land a HR position. Try registering at a temporary staffing agency after you graduate for an entry-level HR Role. You may also want to consider an entry-level role at a HR Call Center.

I wish you the best

Excellent! Thank You Fellow Sooner, I appreciate your immediate response...

What is a HR Call Center? I have already spoken to several agencies and they are not very assuring as to the ease of breaking into HR.

It has become such a specialized field and one that is in demand, that it's very closed and selective. Once you have your college degree then you must be Certified Human Resources Specialist.

I would venture that due to the world situation and immigration that it's going to be even toughter to get into this field.

The staffing agency is a very good idea, I've worked for agencies in the past and the education is unbeatable.

If you're interested in how to create an effective career search that gets results, check out this website - geared only for new college graduates. Hope this helps!

Hi i really will like somebody to help I graduated on organizational PSI on a have one year experience on human resources in Dominican Republic. I will like somebody to help me get a job on my area. At this moment Im working on my master at the university of phoniex PLease help!!!!!

I need a job on New york city.

Anyone interested in an HR career would be well served to visit SHRM.com and examine becoming a certified HR Professional.

Good luck. I have found HR to be an incredibly rewarding field.

K.C.
www.tandemresumes.com

I am interested in the field of Human Resources. I have held middle - level managerial and process engineering posts over the past 18 years but have no experience as an HR manager.

I have a M.B.A. with a concentration in HR Management and a B.S. degree in Occupational and Technical Studies with a minor in Management. Looking for advice pertaining to transferring my career from manufacturing management to Human Resources Management. Thanks in advance for your input.

FRV